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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
UEDDINGS PAST AND TO CONE

Thor was quiet wedding al the Church "i i"' ID
carnatnn Ma .i,pn-avc and mfr yihst. yc>lci Tag
afternoon At a., lock- Miss I,aucl Gil 81 va af''
there 10 Ncwbold +. Lawrence. o. this -iy. ana "a
Lawrence. t. l. There we're neither b. 'Nnain' ID.
maid co. hcuor lie Ecy. Ar,Lur Brooke. r't'r "i
The clal,h ur cafcG, stcd hy the Rev. Di cuo'n
Iloues. The lrdc entered the church or tie arm III
her uncle Joseph Gillct. who gay" her away. y. I~
Iav-~nce a hloiher Of no bid groom va, test m''
and the usher, wero alter ". Iicuc, Dr~prnc'i "
Troticr Of III ladnIda l.. VI ClIIc' brother col ''
bride Henry ". Haydcn. PAAp Van Nalhr"oni s. J.'
and Henry G. swords. 80 Oh. rIt ou bowed
4 larg, number OF people IIomlIcAt ln Ifoon3 I"
and Nc.-4 oIk society assembled last night TO "4i.''
the marriage of Ml, Margaret Elton IL , and rc"i %
Br,w,tur Iiet4. son Of Dr g. BictI inch occurred
ia - Ana, church Oh brooklyn Heights al % ocI"' d.
The church was h.lcd win hirud, OF t'' par mo
Ic, Ia hc.,c j. 81, ~. loctoi 81 tlc ch ch "i' "''H
Tc bride was cvcn away Us her ilrrl. l. J. i". 7r'
Mis-, Nellie Gilbert va, sac maid Of A"aD. ~, ~ %,
man s. a, Iitd l.ck f. ifuu!uri u.. A..... J. wal
iu. Albert tunisf Ock, rsfph - Nltc.'I VIII am -
Green. {. /. Hsl-tcad and Edward L. fpi''' N''.
u-l"l,. NJ sr.tia al reception followed "'"''''n
supper served 40 The bridal Iat} "hd d u" .'''
INC, a. The homo tie bride, father, No. i"f Mon
tasue 81 81.
painting Il o'c'.il Nj, ll.i"rar'e '"ic .- " .l
be married 70 Icohard Henderson Il the Anchor
The Wed..ns u Ms Caiharinc storm Nlno, Z.
Jamin /. butlcr j.. Vii occur al the hnmh "i 100
Covenant rarh ave. AMI Thirty -hhhst ths are noon
al 30 cioch.
1Ar wedding Of Miss Charoft" Nnr.i, and \. W. =
InoIna>', chnicA "Wednesday aliciu DO. December
IA, at . 80 o'clock
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VINO WAS UNCAHt
Pom TA> s. Lou. GIoo,. Democrat

FT'fV IN " I7hFs VF00V- It"IV''"F
Archie Williams, of Topeka, the kansas attorney
for the Union Pacific SAYS that the Democrat most
guStcd with eva service reform that no ever en-
cuuntrrcd old sea captain ont al IAN / aict'o'
Tho weather ioatrn old salt hal been up 10 the Gov
crumcnt Inspectors Office for lccnse and had been
put thrO ia one OF the tangled tiNil service OK
amiuafiun,. lie was relieving his mind 0f peHt up
emotions when Mr Williams encountered HIN. .
he wa. Iura. :" thr old captain bawled out hall
I'm Soloquy and ali ~ Interrogation Of MI Williams
The last q the MohcanS, wasn't he " replied inc
lawyer mildly
pamme Il know" said the captain IN a tone loud
enough Tor topmaSman Ia hear from the qhartedcch
gale
I'VE been up here to le examined" he continued.
Nan and boy I've sailed this ,'l ocean forty years
For five and fweuty Years U,-tr n my own 81 p
| wanted A mnf', license, What dye 'spoSe Wa tho
first question the mbLcrs aAcd me } why, who waj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
DE PfEEEES FOGNAL FfREUELL
a wABM-HrAKTEp "GoD-sriED" FROM PLYMOUTH
CHU.CH CO"GHEGATION.

wABM-HrAIITD "GOD-sri 3D. FROM PLYMOUTH
CHU .CH CO"GEEGATIoN.
Tho members Of Pts mouth church ia large numbers
attended the reception given to d. Parker foo 'ho
SUNDAY chool o. tcir church last evening and
applauded loudly hi. words Of areciionatc regard for
MI and NJ. bccchcr and the charch and hi GENIAL
Of his acceptance Of foe Tor ihc culo.y. Most Of
the urOfnncut mcmtcrs 81 tho church wer" present,
except Congressman White whose duties called MIN
to Washington
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs. John !.
Howard. MIR and MrS. Dwight stud@oll, D. = l.
McCunc, Reuben Ropes, Mr.. and Mis-. :. NJ Iciich
yiII, I. " Andrews Mr.. and Mis-. j. &. Howard ana
Mis- Howard General and Ms. H. c. King NJ.
H. T. Bush the Eov. and Mrs Il Halliday ih'
Misses Halliday. Frank Halliday, Nj. and Mis-. J. G.
Marvel. Mr. and MIS-. IT, FRAT 7 J Tlney Professor
jacobson. J. y skillton, ". Is Loorum, '. Upper,
J. ". Trockleion. W T. Davenport ". H. Gibson
Hryman Ridges. u Wolverh4mptOn, H. ". Raymond,
and VI. ;. Beach.
4 few minnie, after o'clock Mayor Whitney on
tered with Mr., Parker his arm, followed by Dr.
Parker and Mrs I.ccc her and Thomas g. Hhearran
with Miss Farlra,s, friend ~ Dr AMI Mrs. PARKER
who arrived on sunday on The Ltrura- AT iaio
hour Or. Parker responded to the general sentiment
that he should something and ,IoAo briefly Among
other things ae said:
II yol have ever received ungcucr0us ac' at
my hands, have no memory for IT. | did not mrAn
H. was not conscious Of 1t. In the thirty ihree
yoars have been in tho ministry am not one penny
richer for any preaching outside Of my own pulpit 10
can that h. VA, ans poorer for ny p each ~
for him Would such man charge a fee for enjoy
(ApplauscI cUuid reply - tho .hs.unai "n@ a.
act hy the record Of my NE ihile Thought MAJ me
deadlc-i hlow Of my NJ" should have been aimed al
me- iy mrn connected with Ilymoufh Chni'h Lic Is
short TT n, 10 a. generous and eraciou, As W. can
and VIC Will never regret H. ,.,.
church. saying that they never bad moro dsin'er
ested generous and n,be friend than Dr Parker
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yrn,LSrop yvg WITH REGIMEyT

Tho condemned building used by the Ninth hcS-
n.ent a. an armory shah' by TIE tro~i oi H'o
members oi the commanl who para '"i thcrc ia7t
evening OF the occasion OF the ir'Sch ON VI '"o
faithful Scr,i'o" badge T. Ia " their NUMBER
Amer "A dress parade another presentation 'o'ohoi
Seward marched, tho regiment ouI into the scet ana
a drill IN the street. riot tactics Of General Bro"nrIi
followed Tho orn ioob place on tho march i"I""s
'Tw.cut,-stxtt. 81 Ala.l,nn ave-. tOTy-ihIId II ami
Fan az. an aid attracted mu h al cntlOh Then
tie rex nA.n Was marched down tlrh ave am "i'h
through Twenty SIKH -. 20 IT," allnurS. me n.o"
and whio lcgsinr- AM the drill VAS to"l ono
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07

David Kaufman obtained a judgment against John
Keenan,. the Canadian exile and d" hoodlo7 Ad@rmca's
friend. for - .G34 1t has been placed I'm .hc hands
II sheriff Grant for execution, and he Will probably
proceed TO levy on Joan kccnan'S interest I'm the
Jones Brewery kceuBu'S friends I'm this city say
that the treasurer Of tho boodles IS in want Of
money aud this dcDt Will probably be settled I'm few
days.
A.r. kaufman sad last night that the dobt was OF
three or four Yeas standing dating from tho time
Whrn keenan, vas associated NIth ouc Young In tho
auction b.sinr,, IN Nas.auSt Kaufman sent some
furniture th' Utm To- placed ON safe. Inc
furniture Disappeared and no account has ever been
given ~ a., disposal The Judgment l. Therefore issued
To- secure con lriHatOn Tor the loss.
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III THOMAS. Il West 29th st.
r'est Once Nrfics

Should be read daily by All Interested as changes may
irticrs Tor for sn countries be specially adj
ar'e cor dipa ch ey ,ES p.r.q nns and M Continental
Documents spec ally addressed being sent by Tho
w Ssi,, FOR ne week enainr D.cemb-r 10
tpronptv IN al cases. httni, ,lice IS follows
and CORA per ,,eam,np Lt,oonsnsc, from naIti
T T% via southampton All srsnea G.tt,, Tr.ai
na't % sesi c7r IN an, az sit.r 70, "a, Ca
Brlu.is and other Enropesn ;slntrie' aa.t Ds a.
reject per Csc a. iSI no ."r b. .n.
sr rnr.i' er sicam.h,p 2ic'ora.
s,6 a.n. 5' M st 'S.s%- pot
SANTIAGO Cuba per -te,msIip santi.sS a. 1 p ~ Tor
iTcric ;iiqusoa, per steamer fr's liai'a~
"a, . Tor rns ana al HS rae IN
T3oma, tor Bsibadoe. trinidad and Densrara
Now, tcitSr, 'or wladwari Island, must % IL
a"i South pirias 55r., nsaO Cooa ". Aspln
Will Gs.,r; Sr ,S'' 10 an M to- sesan %ar. T. pc.
steamship ". ill,so St..rs rs. ?, dirssiei
SPAN aud Portngai. per ein,H9 Ia Brelasas. va
Ha,rs letters or other Co tinent, conaie, must %
lrsIAaa per ,,st9'e s. cy Of I Rc e,
K.chaond AZ lGi0 IN Tor nnrSpe per sta nsac
itlv spain AMI port,tG must h. directed per Etru
r.aJ 1880 or Besinm a.rest pr scanning
Hnvniani"l at IL a. IN ior Hayu aud inagda pet
Mail, fer Australia. Nev-is.alt S,nt%:L fh aud "a
slant. por steln'ale Alameda UTon san Fras'
a, NewYork o, ,tei n.hto ispnbc vita British a.,tc
Ausr.ih M.lsior chahant Jap.a per ,S.,'aes q,
7pp' Nal, Tor "a, sacistr I,l,at, ,.r shI' Tr'pis
10 ON Mails Tor caot b. raj to Tampa. ". al
daily az 2:3oa III.
.Je schedule q closing Ct Trans pacihc mails is ar.
her ,r Sn ,s Overland sa
time a. san Francisco the day OF sailing Of steamers are
Pos. ONCE. Ncw.Iors. \. T.. Dec d 1881
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SENATORIAL COURTESY"

To tie EditOr Of me Tribune
fir: ONO and PeRnsy wanna have found IT necessary
administer TO Newiork Ecpubicans the chaAtsem'h
that thev richly de,ervs II not the RANK ana HE
OF the PARTY however but ivduals That deserved tho
sparkinr: and In ,our issue OF today Mr. Abraham
Gruhcr gives eKpres>Ios to the sentiments oil many Oh
our voters and conceive the reason of the say AT
home vote and love. II il the brave me hSht-
ers that win In the >eHate the only bulwars rsm@la
ing 20 u.s. wnen we bave expected hgLt. We nave GOT
"-rnniorial 90 rrsv" W. f. Chand ~ VIII De an ac-
quisiiion 10 will Frank scock. AMI perh1p, lhey sy
rcArs tIp stand Or then VINO e~fc AZ
much TOR the party they do Tor soft thg anu hsut
instead of iryiug tue Quaker Euu OF pdsAon-the tHl
tartics Yours. A. ID
Netc- York, Dec ,. 1857
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NO MORE Marks At COLUMBIA COLLEGE,
TIE srupnxrs TO BE rRorIclrxr OR DEFICIENT


LESS CUTTING" ALLOWED.
The students in the School OF Arts OF Columbia COLLEGE
much interested in tie recent change IN Tire grading
OF students Heretofore the young men have beea
marked each recitation and upon each e1aihha"o'
and their proficiency and deficiency well "a their rAA
in scholarship in the class have been determined up
scale whereby 100 per In lie tied pertcct wh Tic
mark Of below 30 per cent indicated deficiency mus
each student was kept informed OF his exact s1n!iLS IN
the class The system. while satisfactory to some mas
strongly opposed ny Diners. claimed thal Nv
it the students woul be stimulated 10 work I'r
marks" alone and not for their own improvement
mainly 1t was argued that the system stimulated the
emf loyment OF unfair means in Obtaining goo'
marks sueh u, trying to curry favor with the n'rac
or rcsorng cheating and these arguments nave
had much weight that the following plan mas nee"
adopted by the faculty. doing away with the MARKING
system am reducing the number OF allowable 'h'e'','
from onr,quagtcr OF the number OF rccatpn' III enc"
slbiec; TO onc.dith The rules are these:
l. All students whose absences shall not eNc''l ON
fifth ~ the whole ruubcr OF re- Iuirc icntahcS III
subject Tn any term. and not otherwise deharcd sH'
be examined in thai subject. ,oh
2 At the close OF each examination he head OF eacn
depaItmt nj shall report 10 the president me names :"
who are proficient ana OF AL wh, are ue"c''"' ~ '
3 At the close the final examination III eacI !".,
the br0 81 each department sh2lI u1 tta'lon' nr
the president the Of those students no eNcc"
three N number in each class VINO Sall ;af en rf
greatest excellence Ia me stu 'I7 III. !" NJ - ,ro
menf. ANY regular student So reported ana WHO - ~
tcicnt IL all departments III when ms aitchdahc ~
uurrl. shall he deemed honor man In Tie ihht''
register Of each year shall he publahc tue nliue' w ,
honor men i'm hc several deuartu and cassc' OF te
wear preceding The foregoing rules were siope" ~
The Board OF the college leccrnher >. - he -, ina
ecnior class /. exempted from their operations; az y" '
cr,anins classes ia School OF Arts they take eo'
Immediately.
As whole the students seem vel pleased Win INV
change but n number who have ranked among the hT''
ten in their respective classes ANNOYED ~ me P
meet OF being -acd IN the class as those "n" hHI'
uass the necessary 80 pr cent IN. chthsr lh ~" -
6et of allowable absences Is source Ol uscoulo' ~
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mr nomrLLS 10Y rOlAPrK.

YTOn IN NTTfIO IVHTT'T =, ,,.I-...
In tie course 81 hi. Interesting remarks VT "II',n
n,an s,c. smoke of the fact that the Vh'n ~ ""'n
lay IN heir s-,orisEs wa not Tue mere "orI, p"t
what IL, SQUAD through long ush.r hd coHe 10 W. Az
us-ful, thrrr ore. iphh hl-hi i''"
ns a Medium OF Commercial nt crc"nrs'. soniu n'Nr'
he - Language vita litcrItu'e we "olla 30 !" =. :,
otic orthosrsphv. ~. spsse of fhf IhTHuorW hepn,
FLORENCE, It's hi2h literary vAII" "Ah ."
H.. f,r, ,La Frc.cn a, tie language Of dPf-mary, a.
vel a, the most polite, lis cbosen msIinnL lie
NE atsael nlsI tho eeMPafhuvo sl-ts1c' 'aAe' =" We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07

time The Ycriep started to ascertain what language
he most universal Ii found TO the great sur
prise OF many. that Spanish secsnd To English Men
ton ado of the fact that when the ports or Japan
first thrown tn tie commercial and travelling
world at large IL suggested that English should be
made the tsnge OF trade and Of travel and to this end
he taught sch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
NO LONGER MAsorEEADJNG

From The d<Aghr,d Nsi0. York krena Trdd>rj
There has been much laIn~uiaion In Republican
circles Of late hat the Democrat "dudgtng tie
is-uc, moi coming on s4uarey. Hlng ont n bn-h
etc. No ruch charge wIH DO made against ihc
President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
MaRRIED.

On Tuesday, Dscember o. 1887
BIZ the Rev Edwad son. D. d. sophie DuraDi, dauSh.
ter OF ia, Ists Joseph hepburn, TO Holm ia Atklnsop
LALLY -FTLLEY-On Wednesday. November 80 1887
AZ tas rssiionce o. tho brides parents. Oy tho Rev
Robert Collyer G,orgo llanor Laly and ThedA daugh
Ter OF samuel r. ftley. OF this city.
LAwREN E-GILLEr-On Tuesday. December o. at the
Church the IncarnatiDD by tho rev w. Howes jr.
assisted nv the Arthur Brook ssb" daughter OF the
N..rL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
CLETELAND'S IREE- TRADE MANIFESTO
A BOLD BID FOR re ELECTION.

ir0D me N,n jOTA Mdu ana i(pTrS
We sincerely trust fhaf hi p3rI viii uphold him.
He has put the democrats 'arly on the free rad
platform. Tho devotion Of The whole mc--agr "a tho
single subject necessary In order 10 eHph i-iZc
tie fact tha' Mr.. C.cvcaud IL a candidate fDr -.
election a f. e-irader Nj. Cleveland hd>
uIly accepted the inyii alton @ pOlt fpponents
" gl4I that he IA accepted IL 80 fra.ky, D.
folly and 81 bOlely
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
LILY UEITHFR REPOHE

GpvxsvNrvr tvptcNUoN' --For - hours.
v,.ur>crox Dec G-To~ New. I'm ,anl. Easter
Nev-York Eastern Pcn1svlvtsil AMI nav lrr' ~.
warmer. fair weather. light TO fresh wHdS general,
or'hraStsrly.
rr1rrtNr InrN OHeEENArIONs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07

An improvement IN the condition Of Judge Rarsno
was reported at his home, No II West Thirty
first st. last ght. and Is thought that the pleasant
weather VIII act cLCIaI.y Oh LIS health.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
THE DINNER IN BROOKLYN.

. THE DINNER IN BROOKLYN
s 81 Nicholas Society OF Nassau Island ate its
eian-r at the Pierrepont House. Brooklyn. last
- PRESIDENT Jshn w. Hunter sat At the head OF the
49,. sAa Oh MS night were Mayor whitney, District
nsy Rldgway. william c. Dewitt the kew. DIR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
rvcr,nsIoys 10 cArIrOHNIA AND OREGON.

F,cur,ios tickets sale 10 Los An,cles san
Di.rn IAN Fr,nci,co apl TIutlaNt. bv the New York
iiral railroad IN connection with the Transcontl
nrnt, Ices, AT iI3. 80 amt 9i2 broadway. L. Park
place Grand Central station AMI i3~th-st station Fri
vat. car G lar,rrsd FOR special parties =:
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AsyHrISHING FRAYENEt s.

Tho CoinmerclaI~ says a funny incident II fcp"'c!
fo .ayo ia.cn place ia "A lahgr ulub s'oIc, ~
go. liner cuIercd and. stepping up To ia conner
s.ii. MI al, Won sell those cigars lol ]! ! nc
cIcr had evidently been out tho night before, Tor he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07

TKrBuSp OFYiCr Dec. u A L-Fair weather pre-
vailed Yesterday with light Rerthwe'ter1y winds The
t,npsra,tre ranged beween 33' and 49, tAs average
;S ~, being 8 higher tran the corresponding daI
lat wear. and 77-o lower than on MondSN.
In and near this cry TODAY there VIII propaDy 10
sushiy warmer f,ir weather, followed by cloudness
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NIHHIkD.

AUMsTRoNG-N MOI GAN-On Iuesiay. December q. AT the
rr.t n, or met Episcopal church. Olson ~ ITO
NV " T. slbine Eu,n NJ. Armstrong. daughter OF tho
tr .,ph Brooks OF Boston. and james l. Morgan.
Of brooklyn
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DIED.

BOYD-At oakland. Cal. Monday. December g. Joanna
Alden March OF Aibsnr, \. Y.
A. fnlsy of Matanza', Cuba in tbs 4ist
funeral 70 st Vincent Dc Paul Church 2sd,t between
or and TN ayes, On WeinosdAv December T. ut 10.
HoYT-At stanford, Conn. December 3. 1887. GsorgeA
Funeral service At ST. Johns church STANFORD Thurs,
Carriages will waiting arrival Of the l2J aid
y. IN. trains
HULL 90 peoomber 6. in New.Yor1 CITY wala r.
! Inlcrinent at Delhi y. Y.
LEUpP-At Ne v-f.runswck v j. Tursl,y Decembcr q
Mary Turner. daushtor OF the late wilm IL. COME
The inn,ra services will held at h,r home no IOa
Albanyst New-hrunswick Oh Frliay 9th INST. 1870
sHIPMANon rus'iay evsnin'. December 9. 1887
Eoher;s. wife Of janice shipniau daughter Ed.
ward and Irene Is Roberts
NOtceot fllert a3rsG,sc
STEPHENSON ON Tuesday. December g. Tabiths Long.
and renis Of the family invited to attend tho
day. Deco nber \, at ii a. Ia.
sULLIVAN-On sunday December A. 1884, Aigernon s.
Fqs.Ta service. WILDE held in the rr'r rre.Dy'sr1,9
FTien : VIII kindly
tn, members Of tho Amer Numsmotc and ArchTo.
oe sovG are @ TO, 20 1e s o " rom
tho First PrSsbyeraa Church corner 9TH ave aud It'll st.
u" '-'' ''' H. aussELL BROWNE. secretary.
Pursuant To resolution Of The Executive Committee tho
meGbes Of tao NewforS Son tlera s9ci.y are rn.,sd
s. sullivan rom the First Prs,bytsll Gnnrcn jtl.ave
JOHN MARSHALL Seer. AIRY.
WILLIAMSON sun lay, december l. John Is. Williams,
I'm the 6Jih year OF his
Fusera We Ines at at his late ros
aslcs IN Nj Vernon, y. Y
WHEELW RIG On sunday. 4th inst. at bs late rcd.
dsmce No. 80 East 2lstst Washing ton s. Whesl~right
III tie j,th OF his
Funeral Georges Church. Stuyyesant 81
Thursday. 9Th inst. at ] ! A. m.
Iuterneat At Woo lawn Cemetery.
OFFICE p The PENNSYLVANIA COAL Co.
! BROADWAY. Nav YORK
special meeting of the Board OF Directors o. tl
Pcnnsy Coal Company held onie the city OF
ork u 1857. all ITS being present
take upon the deesase OF Its late President
A. HOyt esq
ON motion, duly seconded. william n. webb. esq
c1le the chair and the foOsng preamble and rosoin-
tons nimonsy adopted
Whereas, H. the violence OF cd George A. H0yt Iate
president OF this Company has MY removed W
and
Whereas. His long AMI faithful aifnsisraton OF tho
affairs Of tho COMPANY first It's TREASURER and for the Ia
dencOserug period OF oven thirt live
years >hou have being acknowledgment AT THIS time
eOrN. IL IL
esyei the decease o. It's late president George
n Hsg THIS Company has lost long tried able eih
flu and honest admin srti or of s affairs aud this
BOARD leading Oh endeaTrd to IL members
by have been gthenrd by long
-cluNntdhc ani ust milton o. the strng qualities
d"ceaS".i
Resolved hat Board attend the funeral services IN
hoiy. and that OF the proceins o. thls m-etng Do
and 1rtei 10 tho tmy OF
the deceased W. T. 81 REEL, SeCTetArT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07

Doa't risk anything with stubborn cough when
safe remedy may he had in DIR. JaTne's EIpect0rant
sorc lung, nj throats speedily helped by It, =.
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rrrrrvr rorN OBSERVATIONS.

In be DIAGRAM, coytnuru- shows the btrsurrc rnr
observed ~ tnt"t rhal
TIE d. shes IN nici|
lar. nstod ~ IL udnuts pharmacy. us broai"y
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ME. LAMAR AND THE SUPREME BENCH

hI. LAMAR AND TIE II Pl,lME bf">'h
TO IN, Tdiior ~ Ths Irt6""s.
SIR: Your Washington CORES pondent says: "ohe
Of the neWsp papers assert, that Republican senator
has within day or TWO assured Mr. Lamar that 'hore
Will be 40 doubt Of has confirmation without reference
to the JudiclaN Committee lo yoa mol thlhh tla'
4, nut out "a, f,clcr7 10y Adm nstrailon paper
II seems from General Jach,on's Macon speech that
the doctrine Of secession atm living issue; and as
Ike 70 believe that there IS one Republic an senator
whu could br induced 10 vote for Nj. LanarS con,
frmatton I'm IN fare Of his declaration ia the Ined
s,c, senate i've Years ago that man In his prescn
.lnulI rau JcG- pav. a traitor hope and be
leve that no Republican senator from Nebraska
,in vnfc In ronfrm Mr. Lamar. or any other traitor
a. Associate Justice 81 the supreme Court. -
-, am DJgr, N,b Nov 30 i-s7 {. l.. W.
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gazing I'm absent-minded manner ont OF the
window, aud answered. dreamy: "Havanas, put
they amt by a long chalk
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STARTLING THREAT TO AMERICAN INDUSTRY.
Il UrooI inns IT.go

IL IL flied With -uggcs lions Of menace 90 H.,
pro- pcrity vi the Republic which invite the coul-fn-
nation Of every right thinking citizen within the Dor
dcrs of this b. Dad land
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.prrSrS, WIGHT At THE MASONIC FATR.


Tho only the Mas nc Fair an mate or inanma'e'
that run. Nl,hou; The aid u subscription BOOK or aO-
ucnt scheme IS elcy t0r, which doing excellent
work IA carving the large crowds 20 the upper foos'
where he eruuuerary booths, the restaurant and the
amusement halls aye locaed. Last night was known as
Ar,ts' ga ana CoIBmandary Hall was hlled with
crowd eager observe hc methods and results OF such
well known artists Sduny, CHARLES Graham Henry "
Thomas, John Durkln, l.. w. Scsyey and John w.
Rough. No could imagine what each intended 70
display evoN I'd Beautiful laden chasing
a butterfly OF black wool. and Gsdh1m shaped
telegraph poles aud several black dlDs into charm
Ing landscape. The others marine and landscape
sketches The works .rerward sold at auction by
Mr. Dc Corhoya, Saionys piece bringing tl5.
In the room the shares tne prominent articles
disappearing .ke bot cakss December morning.
and go the Chickrring Grand piano. 100 In the
fs-ra. and large number Ia h. srlsAin lO.man have
.lrraly bon sc o. Last Chit over 100 members
~ Commonwealth l1dgc. OF Bro0jn marched over IA a
BODY Is expected thar night several loGges or
he German Temple VIII visit 'he tir In the VOTING
contest g. Z shame leads ~ On" MT popular Mason
With so ,oes AID IN he clersymcn election the Iey
Dr Var Dyke has again been place hoo front with e6
votes. being ,h. Al ~ DR. Mac Arthur. Dr Paxton
rs VIZ Tll -. an Father McGlynn brings
with solitary tillOt